コンテンツ種別写真動画複数枚｢#PR｣つき投稿 関連投稿国 指定なし日本 関連都道府県 指定なし東京都 並び替え投稿日順 ライク数順 コメント数順 エンゲージメント率順Join us for the seminar: “The Faroe Islands: Bridging Oceans Through Friendly Relations, Trade, and Tourism.”🇫🇴 Located between the Kingdom of Norway and Iceland in Northern Europe, the Faroe Islands are an autonomous territory of the Kingdom of Denmark. The Faroe Islands are well-known in Scandinavia as a treasure trove of various resources, art, and culture. In this seminar, H. E. Mr. Høgni Hoydal, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Industry, and Trade of the Faroe Islands, will introduce the Faroese foreign policy issues on fisheries, economic policy, and tourism policy of the Faroe Islands with its rich resources and discuss the role of the Faroe Islands in future Arctic policy. 📅 Date: July 1st, 2024, 15:00–16:00 (JST) 📍 Sasakawa Peace Foundation Building, 11F International Conference Hall 🌐 English/Japanese with simultaneous interpretation 📝 Registration via the link in our bio: Register before 11:59 pm on Sunday, June 30. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn more about this Scandinavian treasure! The event is organized by the Ocean Policy Research Institute of the Sasakawa Peace Foundation (OPRI-SPF).2024/06/26に公開- 指定なし0.87%471The preparations for the Nordic Pavilion at the World Expo 2025 in Osaka are underway🙌 Here are some of the updates: 1️⃣ The construction of the Nordic Pavilion has started 🚧🔨 The Nordic Pavilion brings together Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden in a collaborative effort to showcase our shared values and forward-thinking solutions. 2️⃣ You can now follow @nordicexpo2025osaka 📲✨ Stay updated with behind-the-scenes looks, exciting developments, and all the innovative ideas that will be showcased at the Expo. The World Expo is a global gathering that brings together people and innovations to address the world's most pressing challenges. Returning to Osaka for the first time since 1970, Expo 2025 will focus on the theme “Designing Future Society for Our Lives”. It’s a unique opportunity for the Nordic countries to connect with the Japanese market and contribute to the global effort to achieve the UN's Sustainable Development Goals. The Nordic Pavilion is designed, manufactured, and installed with reuse in mind, reflecting the green ethos of the Nordic countries. This is more than just an exhibition; it’s an invitation to experience the Nordic model of trust, sustainability, and innovation. Join us as we prepare for Expo 2025 in Osaka - follow the Nordic Pavilion on social media and be part of the conversation. #Expo2025 #NordicPavilion #Sustainability #Innovation #Trust #NordicCollaboration2024/06/25に公開- 指定なし#Expo2025#NordicPavilion#Sustainability#Innovation#Trust#NordicCollaboration0.85%470Enjoy an immersive installation by the internationally acclaimed Japanese architect, Sou Fujimoto, at the @utzoncenter in Denmark🇯🇵🇩🇰 This is the first time his work has been presented in Denmark in a solo exhibition ⟶ swipe through the pictures to see some behind-the-scenes and exhibition photos. In the exhibition you can find a large, 3-D sketch, made of 500 metres of steel wire presenting 12 of Fujimoto’s different architectural projects, which all align with his design philosophy, seeking to create a correlation between nature and architecture🌱 Sou Fujimoto was born and raised on Japan’s northernmost island, Hokkaido, surrounded by forest and nature. According to Line Nørskov Davenport, Curator and Director of Exhibitions at Utzon Center, this award-winning architect inspire us all to remember that we must take care of nature and the world around us. “It goes without saying that today we need to build less, to renovate more and to use alternative materials. But at the same time maybe we need to promise each other that we will also build and live in a way that shows how good our world can actually be.” You can also find Sou Fujimoto’s inspiring work, when he, as the site design producer for EXPO2025, will continue to connect and create new correlations between nature and architecture. Denmark will participate in EXPO 2025 as the Nordic Pavilion, along with four other Nordic countries 🇩🇰 🇫🇮 🇮🇸 🇳🇴 🇸🇪 📍 Location of the exhibition: Utzon Center, Denmark 📆 The exhibition runs from 6 June to 10 November 2024. Photo credits: Erik Jan Ouwerkerk and Utzon Center, DK Quotes and background are kindly provided by the Utzon Center. Read the full press release on their website.2024/06/24に公開- 指定なし0.65%360Celebrating Sankt Hans Eve🇩🇰 June 23 is the longest day - or the shortest night - and Danes usually celebrate the evening with bonfires, speeches and singalong of the Danish midsummer song “Midsommervisen" (Midsummer Ballad) written by the Danish poet Holger Drachmann in 1885. The evening is a combined celebration of Saint John the Baptist, supposedly born on 24 June, and the heathen celebration of chasing away all evilness and malice on the shortest night of the year✨2024/06/23に公開- 指定なし1.28%710Happy National Day to the people of Greenland - Pilluarit Kalaallit Nunaat! 🇬🇱🎉 The National Day was introduced in 1983 and is one of several ways to express and celebrate Greenland’s national identity, culture and traditions. 21 June is not only the National Day, but also the longest and brightest day of the year in Greenland, making it the perfect day to celebrate the national and cultural community and unity. All around Greenland, the National day is celebrated with morning songs, speeches, hoisting of the flag, church service, ‘kaffemik’ (coffee and sweets) and local entertainment such as music, folk dancing and displays of kayaking skills. Many people wear the traditional national attire, kalaallisuut and qaqortumaartoq, and the Greenlandic flag, Erfalasorput, is waving everywhere (including here at the embassy in Tokyo)🇬🇱🇯🇵 Do you want to know more about Greenland? Then take a look at the quiz in our story – and most importantly: Visit Greenland! This post is made in collaboration with @visitgreenland #Greenland, #Arctic, #GreenlandPioneer, #VisitGreenland #ExploreGreenland2024/06/21に公開- 指定なし#Greenland#Arctic#GreenlandPioneer#VisitGreenland#ExploreGreenland1.64%910Is technology the key to a greener and more sustainable future? 🌱 In Denmark, we believe it is! Our ambitious goal to reduce emissions by 70% by 2030 has generated a productive green tech sector that provides key solutions for a greener tomorrow—for Denmark and the world. Some of the green tech solutions include: 🧭 The climate compass that helps small companies measure and evaluate their CO2 emissions. 🌐 Powering global data centres with renewable energy. 🏬 Using AI to optimize energy efficiency in buildings. Do you use any green technologies in your everyday life? Photo credits: Erhvervsstyrelsen and PowerLab Nordhavn. #DigitalDenmark2024/06/20に公開- 指定なし#DigitalDenmark0.78%430Celebrating Sustainable Gastronomy Day at KOKS in Ilimanaq! 🍽️🌍 Gastronomy is sometimes called the art of food. Sustainability is about doing things in a way that doesn’t waste our natural resources and can continue without harming our environment or health. Put them together, and sustainable gastronomy means enjoying delicious food that’s good for us and the planet🌱🤝 How do we make this happen? Let’s look at KOKS, a restaurant that started in the Faroe Islands but has been temporarily operating from Ilimanaq, Greenland, since 2022🇬🇱 KOKS is a one-of-a-kind dining experience, set in the stunning beauty on the shores of the spectacular UNESCO World Heritage Ilulissat Icefjord. Known for its dedication to sustainability, Paul Andrias Ziska and his team at KOKS use unique local ingredients to craft their award-winning cuisine. Their menu is designed to delight modern diners while celebrating Faroese and Greenlandic traditions. Celebrating Sustainable Gastronomy Day is a great way to appreciate the art of regional cuisines and the importance of sustainable food practices. KOKS is a perfect example of how a restaurant can thrive by respecting and enhancing its natural surroundings. By focusing on local sourcing and sustainable methods, KOKS ensures that we can enjoy these incredible flavors for years to come. Photo credits: Greenland travel and World of Greenland #sdg2 #SustainableGastronomyDay #UN #Greenland2024/06/18に公開- 指定なし#sdg2#SustainableGastronomyDay#UN#Greenland0.0%-0Let’s focus on Greenland! 🇬🇱 This week, we will share some insights and stories about the world’s largest island (which is not a continent) - Greenland!👏 Greenland is a fascinating blend of modernity and tradition. It features contemporary cities with vibrant and lively shops, educational institutions, cultural venues, and cozy cafés. At the same time, you can find small towns and settlements that stay true to traditional practices. The first people to set foot on Greenland arrived some 4,000-5,000 years ago from the North American continent via Canada after the sea froze in the narrow strait at Thule in Northern Greenland, so it’s an island with deep roots and long-lasting traditions🌱 Greenlandic is recognized as the official language—in Greenlandic, Greenland is called Kalaallit Nunaat, which means "Land of the People."👥 In 1979 Home Rule was introduced in Greenland and in 2009, the Act on Greenland Self-Government took effect, enabling the transfer of additional areas of responsibility from Denmark. Greenland has its own Government, called Naalakkersuisut, and Parliament, called Inatsisartut, and in addition also has two representatives in the Danish Parliament, Folketinget. Greenland is home to around 56,000 inhabitants, most of whom live in the 20% of the country not covered by ice and snow. Scroll through the carousel and get to meet some of them here ⟶ Photo credits: Aningaaq Rosing CarlsenMads Pihl, Filip Gielda and Arctic Umiaq Line A/S - Visit Greenland.2024/06/17に公開- 指定なし0.0%-0Did you know? Every June, the small town of Allinge on the island of Bornholm transforms into a large celebration of Danish democracy known as Folkemødet🙌 Folkemødet is a democracy festival that seeks to bridge the gap and build trust between citizens and decision-makers through dialogue and cooperation🗣️ Over 50,000 citizens, parliamentarians, NGOs, business representatives, and grassroots organisations come together to debate societal issues and celebrate democracy during the three-day event. More than 3,000 political events take place throughout the town - in boats in the harbor, on open-air stages, in small and large tents, and at local restaurants. These events are organized by over 650 different organizations, making the festival highly representative. Luckily, democracy celebrations aren’t confined to Denmark. Earlier this year, our Deputy Head of Mission, Maja Sofie Burgaard, participated in a panel discussion on Nordic Democracies at the Democracy Youth Festival in Komazawa Olympic Park🤝🌏 The Democracy Youth Festival aims as well as Folkemødet to develop the democracy and create spaces where people can talk more casually about what matters the most to them and engage in dialogue with politicians. Creating spaces to celebrate democracy like these is crucial - it reminds us not to take democratic systems for granted🕊️ Photo credit: Pelle Rink #factfriday2024/06/14に公開- 指定なし#factfriday0.85%470This week, we took part in the last round of Nordic Talks with the theme: "How to Build Startup Ecosystems for a Better World?" 🌏🌱 The panel did a great job diving deep into the different players involved in the startup circle, using great metaphors to explore questions like how we garden the soil for startups?🪴 Some of the key points to take away were: 🧠 Great ideas are there; they just need to be nurtured. 👥 Reframing the narrative of what is possible is a shared responsibility. 🤝 Creating partnerships is essential. 🔥The younger generation plays a crucial role in building the future. This Nordic Talk also concluded the series of talks for now. It has been great to have had this Nordic cooperation here in Japan, and we want to thank all the involved partners. Luckily, the teamwork isn’t over, as we will join forces again as part of the Nordic Pavilion at the EXPO in Osaka 2025. A special thank you also goes to Moon Creative Lab for hosting this week’s Nordic Talks. Nordic Talks in Japan is jointly hosted by the Royal Danish Embassy, the Embassy of Finland in Tokyo, the Norwegian Embassy in Tokyo, the Embassy of Sweden in Tokyo, The Finish Institute in Japan, Nordic Innovation House Tokyo. Nordic Talks are supported by the Nordic Council of Ministers👏2024/06/13に公開- 指定なし0.0%-0We are thrilled to introduce our new Minister Counsellor in Food, Agriculture & Fisheries: Marie Louise Flach de Neergarrd👋 Please join us in giving Marie Louise a very warm welcome to the Royal Danish Embassy in Japan 🇯🇵 Marie Louise holds a degree in Law from the University of Copenhagen as well as a Master's in European Studies from the College of Europe. She has previously served as Minister Counsellor for Food, Agriculture, and Fisheries in Beijing (from 2011-2015 and again from 2018-2021) and has just come from a position as Head of Unit at the Danish Fishery Agency (Fiskeristyrelsen), where she has worked since 2021🎣🌾 Excited for her new adventures here in Japan, Marie Louise shares her expectations for her new role and what she is looking most forward to about living and working in Japan: “Coming to Japan is for me a little like coming come, as I lived in Tokyo, when I was a student. I have always been engaged in the building of relations between food consumers and producers both on the national and international scene. Japan and Denmark has a lot to offer each other in terms of collaboration areas within the food, agriculture and fisheries sector and therefore I am particularly happy to be back in Japan working on these areas.” Once again welcome Marie Louise, we are excited to have you as part of our team🙌2024/06/12に公開- 指定なし1.55%851We are not saying goodbye, but rather “vi ses”👋 After 29 years of dedicated service at the Royal Danish Embassy and Invest in Denmark, our beloved colleague Rumi Iida had her official last day on May 31st. Rumi's dedication has fueled growth, created jobs, and supported countless businesses and her legacy of excellence and commitment will continue to inspire us all. We bid her a farewell at the embassy with an internal reception, where Ambassador Peter Taksøe-Jensen gave a speech, and other colleagues shared anecdotes and celebrated her achievements. Naturally, we celebrated with Wienerbrød or “Danish”🙌 Thank you, Rumi, for everything you have done for Denmark. From all of us here at the Royal Danish Embassy, we wish you all the best in the next chapter of your life🫶2024/06/11に公開- 指定なし2.56%1420Happy Birthday to the legendary Danish composer, Carl Nielsen!🇩🇰 Born on this day in 1865, Nielsen has gifted us with masterpieces such as his Symphony No. 4 and Wind Quintet, Op. 43🙌 Nielsen is a versatile composer, known for creating everything from grand symphonies to folk songs, which are still sung and played across Denmark today. His diversity in his musical production reflects his innovative mindset, and his music continues to resonate with contemporary audiences with his timeless images of Denmark and his way of capturing Nordic values such as the nuances between light and darkness, and the relentless drive to innovate and create. On this day, we look back on a wonderful Nielsen moment when the Carl Nielsen Quintet Japan and performed an amazing concert at the embassy last year👏2024/06/09に公開- 指定なし0.0%-0Happy #WorldsOceanDay🪼 Today, we celebrate the beauty and significance of our oceans🌊 From the North Sea to the Pacific, our waters connect us all. Whether it’s the beautiful coastline of Denmark or the marine life of Japan, the oceans are a vital part of our lives, culture, and the environment both in Japan and Denmark🇩🇰🇯🇵 This post is highlighting some of the wonders of the oceans - and stands as a reminder to us all to do our best in preserving them, ensuring that future generations can enjoy the wonders of our oceans just as we do today🫶 Photos: Getty Images, ©Mette Johnsen and © Robin Skjoldborg #OceanClimateAction2024/06/08に公開- 指定なし#WorldsOceanDay#OceanClimateAction1.54%850Did you know? The European Elections are currently underway!🇪🇺🗳️ This is a crucial time when citizens from all member states of the European Union get to vote for their representatives in the European Parliament. Voting began on Thursday, June 6th, and will continue through Sunday, June 9th. Each member country has its own specific day to cast votes within this period. Denmark will hold its elections on Sunday, June 9th, where Danish citizens will head to the polls to elect their MEPs (Members of the European Parliament). 💡 The European Parliament plays an important role in shaping EU policies and legislation - and the voters therefore get to impact issues ranging from climate change and trade to digital privacy and human rights. If you’re eligible, then don’t forget to vote and be part of shaping Europe’s future. #UseYourVote #EUelections2024 #FactFriday2024/06/07に公開- 指定なし#UseYourVote#EUelections2024#FactFriday0.0%-0It’s official! 🇩🇰 will join the UN Security Council for 2025-2026 alongside Greece, Pakistan, Panama & Somalia. Thanks to everyone that voted for us. DK will bring a pragmatic spirit of cooperation to the table seeking common solutions to shared challenges. Read more 👉DK4UNSC.dk #UNSC #EqualitySecurityAction2024/06/07に公開- 指定なし#UNSC#EqualitySecurityAction2.46%1360📣What is the key to a thriving startup ecosystem for a better world? To combat global challenges and to maintain international competitiveness, building and strengthening startup ecosystems has been a focus around the world. Various players including governments, municipalities, universities, and major corporations, are taking the initiative to foster entrepreneurs and create the next unicorn companies. The discussion will include but not limited to: 🔑Key elements for building a vibrant startup ecosystem for a better future ❄️How has the Nordic’s emphasis on flexible work styles, well-being, and a mindset that does not fear failure influenced the formation of the startup ecosystem 💡Conditions that foster the elusive quality of innovation 🗼Strength of Japan’s ecosystem, and what can the Nordics and Japan can learn from each other ✅ Register through the link in our bio to join the discussion! #NordicInnovation #NordicMade #NordicStartups #NordicValues #NordicTalks #NordicTalksJapan #Denmark #Finland #Iceland #Norway #Sweden #StartupEcosystem #Entrepreneurship This Nordic Talks Japan is jointly hosted by the Royal Danish Embassy, the Embassy of Finland in Tokyo, the Embassy of Iceland in Tokyo, the Norwegian Embassy in Tokyo, the Embassy of Sweden in Tokyo, The Finnish Institute in Japan, Nordic Innovation House Tokyo, and @Moon Creative Lab. Nordic Talks is supported by the Nordic Council of Ministers.2024/06/06に公開- 指定なし#NordicInnovation#NordicMade#NordicStartups#NordicValues#NordicTalks#NordicTalksJapan#Denmark#Finland#Iceland#Norway#Sweden#StartupEcosystem#Entrepreneurship0.0%-0The Danish Constitutional Act turns 175 years!🇩🇰 Today we celebrate the fact that Denmark has been a democracy for 175 years, safeguarding basic rights such as: 📢 freedom of speech, 👥 freedom of assembly, 🗳️ and the right to vote! Constitution Day is the closest Denmark comes to a national day, and it is an important occasion for Danes to celebrate and appreciate our democracy🙌 We had our own National Day celebrations last week at the Royal Danish Embassy in Tokyo, celebrating both the anniversary of our constitution and the birthday of His Majesty the King Frederik X. More than 200 people came to take part in our National Day celebration, which consisted of speeches from our Ambassador, @petertaksoejensen, as well as from the Chairman of the Japan-Denmark Parliamentary Friendship League, Taro Kono. Before the speeches, the participants got to experience a lovely flute performance of two Danish national anthems as well as the Japanese national anthem by @monicavejgaard 🇩🇰🇯🇵 The event was festive, featuring Danish food and goodies with donations from Danish companies. A tombola was held, where lucky guests had the chance to win Danish prizes sponsored by Danish companies🫶2024/06/05に公開- 指定なし1.39%761In what ways can elected members of the UN Security Council turn strategic opportunities into actions that foster global peace and security?🇺🇳 Together with the UN University in Tokyo, the Royal Danish Embassy hosted a public seminar on the strategic opportunities for the elected members in the UN Security Council. Alongside the Danish Permanent Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Jeppe Tranholm-Mikkelsen, the following representatives, and current member countries of the UN Security Council, participated in the panel: 🇯🇵 Japan 🇩🇿 Algeria 🇸🇮 Slovenia The seminar showcased the collective aspiration to work towards a better world, emphasizing that a common understanding can only be achieved through constructive dialogue and a consensus-driven approach🤝 Denmark is a candidate for an elected seat at the UN Security Council 2025-26🇩🇰 If elected, Denmark will stand up for International law, including humanitarian law, and push for a more accountable, effective and representative Security Council. Photo: UNU #DK4UNSC #EqualitySecurityAction2024/06/04に公開- 指定なし#DK4UNSC#EqualitySecurityAction0.0%-0Last week, we had the honor of welcoming the Danish Permanent Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Jeppe Tranholm-Mikkelsen, to Japan! 🇯🇵🇩🇰 His visit was packed with insightful engagements, which among others included: 🌍 A meeting with Senior Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs, Keiichi Ono, to exchange perspectives on bilateral and global development. 💼 Discussing economic security with Director General Matsuo, Ministry of Economy and Industry. 🏛️ Taking part in a roundtable on economic security at the Embassy, featuring experts from academia and the private sector. 🤝 Strengthening bilateral relations further by meeting with Taro Kono, Chairman of the Japan-Denmark Parliamentary Friendship League. 🇺🇳 Joining the panel in a seminar at the UN University in Tokyo on the strategic opportunities for the elected members in the UN Security Council. In between his busy schedule, there was even time to greet the colleagues at the Embassy for a nice chat☕️ This visit was a step in advancing the Joint Strategic Work Program between Denmark and Japan, which was signed last year during the visit to Japan by the Danish Prime Minister. The Joint Strategic Work Program aims for deeper collaboration for growth, innovation, and security between Japan and Denmark through eg. green transition and digitalization🌱💻 Thank you for your visit, Mr. Tranholm-Mikkelsen, we hope you enjoyed your time in Japan. ありがとうございました2024/06/03に公開- 指定なし0.0%-0<前へ123>次へ×インフルエンサーコンテンツCSVダウンロードフォロワー総数、フォロワー増減数、エンゲージメント数、エンゲージメント率ダウンロード※ データには投稿ID, キャプション, LIKE数, コメント数の他、投稿日, 投稿URL, Reel再生数, Reel動画尺, スクリーンネーム, 名前, 自己紹介, フォロワー数, ユーザーURLが含まれます。 コンテンツをCSVでダウンロード
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